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Twelvefret - Posted - 03/05/2009: 04:58:09
I am using a 2001 Dollywood Charles J. Horner (un-muted) violin for the melody and harmony parts. I sometimes mute for a more mellow tone, but I wanted to hear the strings and give a more outside and authentic sound.
http://www.hangoutstorage.com/fiddl...85532009.mp3
This is another Civil War tune that depending on which side you were on determined which title and lyrics you used, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Cry_of_Freedom
chuck
Chuck Naill
http://chucksmusicpage.blogspot.com/
TimK - Posted - 03/05/2009: 05:30:13
Good job on a CW "classic" Chuck. The twin fiddles is a nice touch!
TImK
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Wrangle up yer mouth parts, drag yer banjer out, tune yer ole geetar till it twangs right stout, for the snow is on the mountain and the wind is on the plain, so we''ll cut the chimny''s moanin with a livelier refrain.
rastewart - Posted - 03/05/2009: 09:04:11
Nice work on one of my old favorite tunes.
Rich
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... in savage and impenetrable darkness with chaos and pandemonium before me, and the demon madness of that night-baying viol behind me.--H.P. Lovecraft
Fiddlepiper - Posted - 03/05/2009: 13:27:08
Sounds purty with nice harmony. I love old civil war tunes..simple melodies. Does anyone play Goober Peas?
Terry
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